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“WHO KNOWS WHAT AWAITS YOU?”
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The Big One is the twelfth episode of Season 6 of Numberblocks and the 87th episode in the series overall.
Contents
Synopsis
One has found a way to keep adding Ones all the way to Ninety-Nine. What comes next?
Characters
- Zero
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five
- Six
- Seven
- Eight
- Nine
- Ten
- Eleven
- Twelve
- Thirteen
- Fourteen
- Fifteen
- Sixteen
- Seventeen
- Eighteen
- Nineteen
- Twenty
- Thirty
- Forty
- Fifty
- Sixty
- Seventy
- Eighty
- Ninety
- One Hundred
- Every other Numberblock from Twenty-One to Ninety-Nine appear as compound Numberblocks.
Plot
Zero meets One, who is excited to show off that she can count higher than ever before. She showcases her row of 10 by 10 springs, with flippers for each 10 interval. Then One throws a mystery present to the last flipper, and begins to count up using the magic mirror that can copy one of her to a spring and add with the last number, while she rides her scooter.
After a lot of counting, Ninety-Nine is at the last flipper. One then jumps up, which adds to... yep, One Hundred. She then jumps down using the parachute that was in the mystery present, and splits up into a hundred ones with a hundred parachutes flying down to ground.
Trivia
- All the Numberblocks from 0-100 appear in this episode; however, all new numbers are in compound form.
- This is the largest number of characters to debut in a single episode. A total of 67 new characters briefly appeared!
- Every number after 20 (excluding the Numberblocks that are multiples of ten) is shown as a compound Numberblock despite the fact that 21, 22, and 25 have already been figured-out before this episode.
- This was probably because they wanted consistency instead of a "figured-out, figured-out, compound, compound, figured-out, compound" situation.
- After 100 split up, we see 100 Ones at the same time. This is a Numberland record, beating Hiccups (which had 40 Ones).
- When 8 is counting up, he has 4 normal limbs -- a common design error in some episodes.
- When Thirteen counts his own number, he splits as expected. As soon as the next clone of One adds to the Three which split from Thirteen, the newborn Four looks very flustered.
